When Peng Fails, Change

[@joshua5544]

“Loosing with class” sounds very noble. Thank you for these valuable insights 🙏

[@matthewmagda4971]

This is clear, direct and explicit. I appreciate seeing content like this!

[@bernidavis3273]

Very nice and totally correct. Feel at ease in everything. Its so much nicer. You live a better and happier life. You are more pleasant to be around. Thats the bottom line.

[@Bevallalom]

Ok. That was some wise talk. I think its true for other styles too. Stick to your style and learn by repetition.

[@gustyvoshell4895]

Thank you Mizner Sifu Very helpful.

[@taijicreature]

“Yang style is regal…” GOLD!!❤

[@jmala1885]

Yin stlye not so much

[@michaelj.4187]

well done, sending love to everyone...

[@hotdoc007]

That young man is really good. He'll go far.

[@MrGarycoww]

Another great package of information 👌

[@kaisekiryori]

A lot of what MIzner says in this vid is standard, mainstream Yang style theory + principles - 4 corners are to 'fix' situations where the 4 straight (si zheng) techniques fail, also his point about 'taking' the loss is IMO exactly what Cheng Man-ching meant by "invest in loss" (chi kui)

[@rumsbums3113]

Good... it should be since this is Yang style, sherlock 😂😂😂

[@berndchan6208]

chi kui, most likely is the "eat bitter" all gong fu styles emphasize, just for the record

[@symbolsarenotreality4595]

Yes but the west is full of propaganda and lies and insane amounts of ego.

[@1TrueNature]

Just so good!

[@MrGarycoww]

So much information here thanks for sharing Adam 🙏

[@Justobserving3684]

I think part of the difficulty is getting legit ting developed. It takes a ton of training to get just basic peng, the pseudo ting and pseudo 3 harmonies. But it wasn't until I broke through recently that I realized how limited a practitioner is without getting past the threshold for super tangible Ting. It's like realizing you were blind or had blurring vision. I didn't realize exactly how trippy it would get when I could Ting properly. And the 3 harmonies can't actually reach true harmonization until the advanced levels of ting either, simply because it can't be physically felt properly yet. It's a matter of precision of awareness and depth of tangibility. And Every time I make a breakthrough it feels like I need to repolish and retrain all of the kungfu I know to make it more correct and more internal because I can see/feel deeper. So it's like a recalibration period before deepening the Taichi conditioning again. Is anyone else having or has had this experience? With the ting breakthru?

[@TAOxx77]

Well said. Ting is everything. If u think about it...with a high enough developed sensing awareness....how can u not feel everything

[@bobanmilisavljevic420]

I love the new thumbnail style 🦾🧙‍♂️

[@barrycroucher602]

This is amazing . Does science study this or is it not measurable ie how he can move people around without apparently using any effort ?

[@goldenturtle111]

Pretty nice talk. Thank you.

[@nikolayordanov3115]

I'm far from expert, but what i get so far is that the upper side of the body isn't either stiff or floppy, but an expression of the feet or tge power coming from the lower body.

[@Velasca]

Not sure if it was the intent but the 'this is not Yang style' impersonation reminded me of the short clip of Tian Yingjia. I wonder if Zhaolin's family descendants took things in a different direction than other students might have. The recently posted Huang DeFa video didn't have any of that.

[@DiscoverTaiji]

certainly not the intent no

[@nonsensicalnonsense4260]

Would you consider adding a small 'definitions to essential words' to the main page?

[@vidya014]

Dear Adam Do you and your team still attend the annual Huang taiji forum in Malaysia?

[@jmala1885]

Tai chi is good for the health, connection to the earth, most of it is taught in ymcas by people who dont know that much

[@marcdesrochers1250]

I have heard/seen a number of explanation as it concerns Peng/Lu/Ji /an (excuse for any misspelling in terminology). He states if you do not have proper Peng then you have the same issue with the rest of it. I hope someday to meet someone which whom I can practice with, that can provide me with the true feeling of Peng.

[@NinjatoSama]

where do you live? im in Philly

[@marcdesrochers1250]

@@NinjatoSama Kingston, Canada

[@MrGarycoww]

So much information here if you know what to look for 😉

[@LookingInwardly]

❤️

[@1ばかぶた]

🙏

[@candlefire8411]

Gollum fist😂😂😂😂😂

[@svenschmalfu3093]

Yeah, it remembers me more at monkey kung fu.

[@gilangajisaka]

What a unique thumbnail

[@40JoCharles]

👑🙂☯️🙏🏼👊🏼

[@nvisblfist1]

Many people will say that this is fake. They will say that his students are being compliant, and they are so that he can demonstrate. A noncompliant external person will automatically fall into Sifu Mizner"s traps and could be seriously hurt. Tai Chi works best on someone trying to take your head off.

[@longdongsilver4719]

You got it right. Any normal (aka non deluded) person will say this is fake.

[@nvisblfist1]

@@smithystube they never want to touch hands, they hide behind keyboards

[@longdongsilver4719]

@@smithystube Sorry not to be stupid enough to believe in magic.

[@sevenstarsofthedipper1047]

@@longdongsilver4719It is not magic, it’s physics.

[@longdongsilver4719]

​@@sevenstarsofthedipper1047 Cool! I'm glad that you agree that chi is just plain bullshit. And if it's physics you can certainely explain to me how it works...(?)

[@docdyhr]

Invest in loss.

[@krenx]

Loosing with class. I don't think many understand the value of that quality, as a requirement for true skill.

[@leecundy4798]

Id love to see this guy in a real competitive bout,prove this works.just once.

[@immortalwarrior2406]

Mmmm no

[@longdongsilver4719]

I agree.😆

[@AlexKarel-bh3yy]

💚2024May17💚

[@_....J........................]

everything about this apart from the "regal" "class" Yt bollocks. Prevail by giving way.

[@carlodefalco7930]

Sam problem as all these lame demos . Students are realistic in attack . No follow up as in real life . And yes the hopping , is exaggerated fake . @4.40 🤔🤓😃😃🙈🙈🤗👻 such an exaggerated reaction by student to a slight push . Yes I do combat Taichi .. 🙈 let’s see his students manage to do the same , with our others do operating . Don’t tell me if he don’t hop back he gets injured internally 😃😃😃

[@jackalofalltrades8705]

Gullum fist 😂

[@peterjeck2684]

As always overacting it is very disappointing

[@OWR_Mission]

Somebody got triggered

[@Smokeywolf64]

Why do you say they're overreacting? How do you know?

[@EmbodiedMen]

He doesn’t know…he just has an opinion based on zero experience.

[@robertbrown1778]

Generally, it's more that they're trying to maintain the Tai Chi body/qualities that they've been taught - which AM exploits as he's better at that game than they are. Same as if you try to do Judo against an international, then you'll look like a rag doll but if you chin them, then it'll all look different.

[@peterjeck2684]

@@EmbodiedMen ja this is why I practice it for years

[@zk6066]

"wrestling has nothing to do with taijiquan" yawn, pass.

[@longdongsilver4719]

In reality wrestlers are far smarter than these guys. At least they are not deluded.

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

🙏